- Weekly recycling of school's paper, removal of exotic plants from Tree Tops park, school awareness of Earth Day, beach and waterway clean ups. Contributions to save rain forest and manatees.

Meetings: see club sponsor

Sponsor: Susan Weiss

In the Auditorium

Sponsor: Ms. McMillion

- Introduces Western High School students to the field of education through community projects working with children and teachers. General events include Countywide rallies and various activities for teachers throughout the year.

1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month

Guidance

Mrs. Nolan

- A chapter of the International Thespian Society; specializes in:

Fun, improv, and theater.

Meetings: every other Wednesday

Room 425

Sponsor: Mrs. LaVite

WHS Drama Presents....

- NHS is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. In addition, NHS does at least one service project a month to benefit the surrounding community. NHS members also tutor students in the media center, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, from 2:45 pm 3:45 pm.

General Meetings are one Thursday each month after school (check calendar outside room 516)

Sponsor : Nancy Dean

Tutoring is available M-TH
2:30 to 3:30 in media

For more information see sponsor in
Room 428

General Meetings Wednesdays in Auditorium

Students earn community service hours for projects that benefit the school, community, or charity work. Members are current or former art students and there are no dues.

Meetings: Every Wednesday
after school until 4 PM

Room 323

Mrs. Hahn

See Club Photos:

Face painting | Art Club Banner | Art Club Ribbon

- Mu Alpha Theta, as the Math Honor Society, champions the various subjects of mathematics; as well as performing math related community service projects and tutoring. Mu Alpha Theta also volunteers with the Flamingo Elementary After School Care program, helping to reinforce the basic math skills of elementary level students. In addition, Mu Alpha Theta takes part in a variety of math competitions, traveling to other schools to participate in individual and team tests.

Sponsor:
Vera Koutsoyannis.

2004-05 President:
Eileen Hernandez

Room 525.
Meetings: Every other Monday.

Web Site:

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- A co-curricular organization that includes four courses: Child Development, Family Dynamics, Early Childhood Education, and ProStart. The students involved in these classes become a part of the club, not only in the classroom setting by voting on officer positions and holding meetings, but outside the classroom as well. Each FCCLA chapter holds fundraisers to raise money for the end of the year convention, and offers community service to organizations such as Women in Distress and Family Central. FCCLA prides itself on being an asset to its school and surrounding community.

Room 316

Ms. Nalven & Ms. Lowe

- Learn how to debate, present clear, well-organized arguments, and compete in state and national tournaments. Students are also encouraged to become a member of the prestigious National Forensics League (NFL). Students learn to debate a variety of topics and are taught different styles (everything from the traditional Lincoln-Douglas to Duos).

Meetings: Every Monday

Room 428

Ms. Dean

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- A service club affiliated with the Kiwanis Club of Weston, Key Club connects students with the community through various service projects aimed at aiding those in need. The club seeks to improve youth interaction both in school and throughout South Florida.

Every other Thursday

Room 611

Ms. Simon

- An international corporation devoted to enhancing the lives of children who are developmentally disabled, or differently-abled, by pairing them up with mainstream children. These students are responsible for contacting their partner once a week and the chapter hold an outing once a month. Typical chapter outings include the movies, bowling, picnics, etc.

Meetings in Room 608

- A student organization sponsored by the Rotary Club of Weston. General events include Holiday Run, Golf Tournaments, various other service projects, and activities for fellowship.

2nd and 4th Monday of every month

Room 705

Mr. Linhart and Mr. Kennedy

- A service club dedicated to extending the goals and carrying on the mission of the American Red Cross through student participation. This includes disaster preparedness, community education, and health and safety activities.

TBA

Meetings: Every other Monday

TBA

- Educates students about the dangers of smoking and tobacco related products

1st and 3rd Thursday of every month at 7 AM

Room 216

Mr. Marks

- First Priority is a Christian based club, but individuals of all faiths are welcome. It is student-led, by a different person every week. All teachings are Bible - based, but lessons can and will be taken from the Old Testament if requested. First Priority is not a Youth Group, and everyone is welcome. Games, food, and music are often a part of the meeting.

Room 614

Ms. Deborah Moeller

Meets every Thursday after school

- Do you like movies? Did you ever want to be in one? How about behind the scenes? Maybe you have an idea you'd like to see on film? With Film Productions, you can learn the art of cinematography and make your own movie.

Write, Film, Act, Direct: CREATE.

Every Monday

Room 724

Mr. Howard

- Receive many service hours by going on a trip once a month and working with under privileged children. Every month has a different and fun theme.

Every Other Monday

Auditorium or Drama Room

Dr. Wilson

Meetings: Second Monday of each month

Room: 614

Ms. Deborah Moeller